@lavmint did you try our suggestions here: https://www.davx5.com/tested-with/google ? I think it should still work…

@sant Thank you for the insights. We will consider implementing this in future releases and I tagged the topic as an enhancement!

@sant Yes:

@rfc2822 thank you.

I have deleted the entry, it still does not synch, but I am giving it time, so far the debugger is not yet telling me anything. It simply does not synch.

I use regular Outlook on Windows, coupled with iCloud for Windows to synch with iCloud. That’s the best way I have found to keep my Outlook calendar synch with my Android phone.

I will post new debug messages if they appear.

Thank you for your help

@rfc2822 Most probably not related to this. I edited a contact on my phone and then I got this problem. I will delete the mappings and then add them again. Thanks.

@rfc2822 thank you so much for your support

@jose Ok. Someone would have to check whether this works with current okhttp + Conscrypt versions and then TLS 1.3 could be activated for client certificates again.

Hello. Many thanks for the responses. I can confirm that my first action when the problem cropped up as to restart everything; servers, tablet, phone and the router. After three days everything is now back working and I have no idea why.
Originally if I typed the host name of the server into the internet browsers (Samsung’s own one), it would not find it, but putting the IP address it would. Now everything is working, the internet browser and also DAVx5 on both the A7 and A20e. I will keep investigating, but the fact both were effected at the same time, and I cant see any updates on the devices, I can only assume its the common point in the system, the router.

@devvv4ever It does. Thank you. This was way more comprehensive than I expected .Appreciate that. Didn’t know about iCal Import/Export. Seems simple enough.

Thank you for the assistance! 🙂

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@rfc2822 The reason why I first want to try out entering the IPv6 address directly is to avoid the switching from IPv4 to IPv6 (what is the preferred protocol for your okhttp implementation?) or IPv6 gateway mechanisms (4 to 6) behind the URL that I am using.

@devvv4ever As mentioned, I have a Dualstack Lite connection. That means that I cannot do a port forwarding for the IPv4 side of the connection as one public IPv4 is shared with several DSL lines. Only the IPv6 is a dedicated address. And there is no port forwarding on IPv6.
So, to address my NAS, I need to address it via IPv6.
I could follow your advice and do IPv6 DynDNS. But this only works with internet clients with an IPv6 address. Unfortunately, there are still DSL providers 2021 in Germany who still provide only an IPv4 address.
So, I need a protocol switcher for IPv4 sources to my NAS IPv6 destination. The easiest way is Synology Quickconnect.
I can resolve the A and AAAA record (via “dig”) of my quickconnect URL <quickconnectID>.de3.quickconnect.to to IP addresses. But how can I ensure that Davx5 deals with this correctly and also selects the IPv6 address instead of the IPv4 address?

@rfc2822 Thank you very much for the quick reply, I already feared as much as privacy concerns were my main reason of using DavX5.

@memen45 Hi,

At the moment, this is not possible. Please follow up here: https://forums.bitfire.at/post/6487

If you have unsynchronized entries, you can always export them using a calendar/address book app and then import them again into the new account.

@at1429 I see. This is not an intended use case of DAVx⁵ and thus not supported by it. It would require completely other algorithms etc.

@phneutre Hi, yes this is the right place for everything - even for reporting possible bugs or issues 😉

However I just tried it and it works as expected. The sync will be scheduled immideately after you either change the value or remove the value. As long as the orange bar moving around above your calendar list the sync is running. When removing the value so that the “Past time event limit” option is empty you need to give the sync some time to complete, because it then needs to sync your all your events of all calendars - that can be a lot of data and the device needs to process it, too.

@awfm9 Does the VPN maybe block Android’s “Is Internet connected?” test? Does your device say that it has no connectivity?